Nope. With the Ant installation (binary, I've never had to build Ant myself, yet) you get a fully operational optional.jar with has a usable JUnit task as soon as you have junit.jar in %ANT_HOME%/lib.
Building FOP (HEAD) without "embedded" Ant goes like this: - Install Ant binary distribution - set the ANT_HOME environment variable - extend you PATH variable with %ANT_HOME%\bin - Download JUnit and put the junit-<version>.jar into %ANT_HOME%\lib (if you want to run the testcases) - Download FOP from CVS - go to the xml-fop directory and run "ant" or "./ant.sh" On 12.12.2003 02:42:17 Peter B. West wrote: > I seem to recall that one has to build ant for the particular set of > optional facilities that one wants. Does this ring a bell for anyone? > > From the manual: > < > Make sure you have downloaded any auxiliary jars required to build tasks > you are interested in. These should either be available on the CLASSPATH > or added to the lib directory. See Library Dependencies for a list of > jar requirements for various features. Note that this will make the > auxiliary jars available for the building of Ant only. For running Ant > you will still need to make the jars available as described under > Installing Ant. > /> > > These seem to be in addition to optional.jar. > > I think it points to the fact that we will have to provide a custom ant > build, optional.jar and library dependencies, including junit.jar. Jeremias Maerki --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
